En guide för din flytt till Helsingborg

Discover one of Sweden's most beautiful coastal hiking trails, right here in Helsingborg. 🌿 The SL5 Öresund Trail takes you along the coastline, through rolling hills, charming seaside villages and breathtaking nature – with stunning views across the Öresund. ✨ Highlights include: 📍 Sofiero Palace & Gardens 📍 Glumslövs Backar Nature Reserve 📍 The coastal walk from Domsten to Råå 📍 Kullaberg Nature Reserve (just north of Helsingborg) Whether you're looking for a relaxing day hike or your next outdoor adventure, the trail offers something for everyone. Find more hiking inspiration at visithelsingborg.com 💙

🎨 Did you know Helsingborg is full of public art? Here are nine artworks to discover on a walk through the city– from north to south. ☀️🌿 ✨ Hans Alfredssons plats By the theatre, playful clues honour Hans Alfredson – a flower-covered falukorv, feet balancing an egg and the mysterious letter “Q”. ✨ Lekande ungdom – Sankt Jörgens plats This bronze fountain by Axel Wallenberg (1946) shows young people at play, inspired by bathing scenes in nearby Arild. ✨ Vindskulpturen – Hamntorget A folded steel column by Lars Bergström and Mats Bigert reflects the sky and symbolises wind growing from calm to strong. ✨ Attachéväska – Raoul Wallenberg-monumentet A forgotten briefcase by Gustav and Ulla Kraitz honours Raoul Wallenberg, who saved thousands of Jews during World War II. ✨ Sjöfartsgudinnan – Hamntorget Carl Milles’ iconic 1923 monument symbolises Helsingborg as a port city, facing the harbour entrance. ✨ Hamngäst – Oceanhamnen This fiery sculpture by Thomas Nordström burns with recycled biogas, symbolising the energy of this innovative district. ✨ Livets källa – Mariakyrkan A calm bronze sculpture of Mary by Gustaf Nordahl (1956), reflecting themes of life, faith and motherhood. ✨ Shattering – ArtStreet Hbg Leon Keer’s striking 3D mural of breaking porcelain cups tells a story about climate change. ✨ Sammanstråla / Shine Together – Gustav Adolfs torg David Svensson gathered street lamps from around the world around a local one – a symbol of cultures meeting in one city. ✨ Which artwork would you discover first? Art lovers – don’t miss to come by the art hall at @dunkerskultur 🎨 #visithelsingborg #helsingborg #publicart #artwalk ☀️🌿

💧 For more than 300 years, people have visited Ramlösa Brunnspark for its famous natural spring. Opened in 1707, Ramlösa became one of Sweden's most celebrated spa resorts, where visitors came to enjoy the peaceful park and drink the iron-rich mineral water, once believed to have healing powers. Today, it's the perfect place for a relaxing stroll, don't miss an ice cream from Brunnsparken Glass before you leave. 🍦🌿 📍Ramlösa Brunnspark, Helsingborg 📸 Photos: Carlotta